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Disk 1

1: Intro - Solo Acoustic Set
2: Funny How Time Slips Away
3: Miss The Mississippi
4: Strange Fruit
5: God Bless The Child
6: Deep Blue
7: Last Fair Deal
8: Voodoo Music
9: Deadly Sins
10: Intro: Electric Set I
11: Zealots Serve Dogma >
12: I Am A Sinner
13: How I Wanted You
14: Thats How Things Get Done
15: Away
16: Outro

Disk 2

1: Intro - Electric Set II
2: When You Got A Good Friend
3: Mellow Down Easy
4: Horizon
5: Wayfaring Stranger
6: Round and Round
7: Broken Promises
8: Drive, Drive, Drive (fade)

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Reviewer: Catfish Vegas - - September 6, 2007
Subject: Tremendous guitar player
I came to Rainer just recently and have had a hard time locating recordings. This set is simply amazing and contains the best version of "Last Fair Deal" I've ever heard.

Reviewer: giantarchivist - - November 2, 2005
Subject: Time Capsule...
This is an excellent capture of a time when Das Combo was at a high point! Enjoy this recording w/ studio audience and hear what you have been missing.

Reviewer: dorrcoq - - November 2, 2005
Subject: Thanks
Thanks, Jim. I'm looking forward to listening to this, and seeing more Rainer performances archived here.

Dennis

Reviewer: dorrcoq - - November 2, 2005
Subject: Thanks
Thanks, Jim. I'm looking forward to listening to this, and seeing more Rainer performances archived here.

Dennis

Reviewer: Broken Ladder - - October 7, 2005
Subject: Rainer primer
A classic slice of mid-period Rainer. First a short but sweet solo set, then it's Das Combo for the rest. The first official release of material from this particular lineup of the band. The sound is clean, open and very well balanced... "live in the studio" with a small but appreciative audience. Enjoy

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FLAC and 1st seeding on 10-5-05 by Jim Blackwood

Rainer Ptacek - Guitar, Vocals
Nick Augustine - Bass
Bruce Halper - Drums

This was part of KXCI-FM's (http:www.kxci.org) short lived Monday Night Live radio series.. The Sound Factory was a recording studio in Tucson where they would bring in a small guest studio audience and record the performance for later broadcast (on one of the following Monday nights).

This version will replace any previous circulating copies due to a much improved transfer of the master tape and the addition of professional mastering of the recording. Enjoy it!

Thanks to Rainer's family for letting this out of the archives and for allowing this to be seeded into the community!

Please visit our website for info and official releases at http://www.raineroftucson.com

also check out

http://www.sa-wa-ro.com/Rainer-Pages/rainer-albums.htm
http://www.kxci.org/rainer
http://giantsand.com/rainer/rainer-page.htm

Adios until next time,

Jim